Which file system is utilized by Avaya Aura® Communication Manager for backup operations?

The correct answer is B. ext3. Avaya Aura® Communication Manager runs on a Linux-based platform, and ext3 (Third Extended Filesystem) is the native Linux journaling file system used for its backup operations. Since CM is built on Red Hat Enterprise Linux, ext3 is the default filesystem that the system writes…

Describe Avaya Aura Core Components and Architecture

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Options

ANTFS
Bext3
CFAT32
DNFS

How the community answered

(64 responses)

B
95% (61)
C
2% (1)
D
3% (2)

Explanation

Avaya Aura® Communication Manager runs on a Linux-based platform, and ext3 (Third Extended Filesystem) is the native Linux journaling file system used for its backup operations. Since CM is built on Red Hat Enterprise Linux, ext3 is the default filesystem that the system writes backup data to, making it the correct choice.

Why the distractors are wrong:

A (NTFS) - This is a Microsoft Windows filesystem; it has no role in Linux-based Avaya systems.
C (FAT32) - A legacy filesystem used for removable media and older Windows systems; not suitable for enterprise Linux backup operations.
D (NFS) - Network File System is a network protocol for sharing files across a network, not a local disk filesystem used for backups.

Memory tip: Think "Avaya = Linux = ext3." The "3" in ext3 can remind you it's the third and proven choice for Linux journaling - reliable enough for enterprise backup, unlike the Windows-centric options (NTFS, FAT32) or the network-only NFS.

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